A planner reserves 18 Mbps for each medium-workload session by adding 3 Mbps from the workload table to 15 Mbps for a 4K display at 30 fps. Which review comment is most accurate?

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• The tables describe overlapping influences; validate a representative workload/display estimate

Use the tables as planning guidance and test the actual combination. Neither an automatic sum nor one workload figure guarantees the required capacity. Option explanations: A. 3 Mbps is sufficient regardless of the display or activity: The workload starting figure does not override a demanding display pattern. B. The tables describe overlapping influences; validate a representative workload/display estimate: Workload and display recommendations concern the same stream, so simple addition is not a documented sizing method. C. The display has no effect because the workload is medium: Resolution and frame rate can materially increase bandwidth needs. D. 18 Mbps is a guaranteed maximum for every such session: The guidance is not a fixed ceiling; content, frame rate and redirection can change consumption. Sources: Network guidelines — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/network-guidance

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